UI/UX design for websites, apps, and products — clean, intuitive, and on-brand from the first screen. Designed by someone who also builds, so every design is realistic, developer-ready, and conversion-aware.
Get my design quote See my work →Pretty isn't the goal — clarity is. If users hesitate, hunt, or bounce, the design is costing you money regardless of how it looks.
Designs from someone who's never built anything arrive gorgeous and unbuildable. Designer-developers don't have that problem.
Every page its own style, every button a new shape. Inconsistency reads as unprofessional — and erodes trust silently.
I've designed and then personally built over a hundred interfaces. That loop — design, build, watch users, refine — is baked into every screen I deliver.
Pages structured around one job: moving visitors toward action.
Screens, flows, and components for products — consistent, intuitive, touch-ready.
User journeys mapped before pixels — so structure is right before style begins.
Colours, type, spacing, and components documented — so everything you ship stays coherent.
An honest teardown of your current interface with prioritised fixes — quick wins first.
Figma files structured for building — or skip the handoff and I build it myself.
Who's using this, what are they trying to do, and where do they get stuck today?
Wireframes and flows you approve before any visual design — cheap to change now, expensive later.
Full visual design in Figma, refined with your feedback round by round.
Developer-ready files delivered — or I build the design myself so nothing gets lost in translation.
Landing pages from $900; full product design typically $2,000–$8,000. Fixed quote before I start — no surprise invoices, no lock-in contracts.
Every brand in my portfolio — Katin to Tribe Organics — runs on interfaces designed to sell, not just to look good.
Landing page design starts at $900; full app or product design typically runs $2,000–$8,000 depending on the number of screens and flows. Fixed quote before starting.
UX is the structure — what screens exist, what order things happen in, why users don't get lost. UI is the visual layer — how it all looks and feels. I do both, in that order.
Either. You get developer-ready Figma files with a structured design system — or I build the design myself, which guarantees nothing gets lost between design and code.
Yes — redesigns are half my design work. I start with an audit of what's underperforming, then fix in priority order so you see improvement fast.
Figma — the industry standard. You get full access to the files, components, and design system, all owned by you.
Design is step one — the same hands can then build it as a website, web app, or mobile app.
Send me what you have — even a napkin sketch. I'll tell you what it needs.
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